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THOUGHTS ON E3, TRUMP, AND ORLANDO - by MR BIFFO

13/6/2016

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E3 kicked off yesterday. If you don't know what that is... this is what that is: it's the games industry's very own annual reveal-o, where it gets to showcase everything that it has in the works.

The first tiresomely corporate presentations were from Electronic Arts and Bethesda. I watched the EA one online - which struck a balance between three S-prongs: sports, Star Wars and shooting games. Don't get excited about the Star Wars news: there was barely any outside a slick presentation which promised much, but was light on detail.

You know: rather like a Donald Trump tweet, albeit with less of the self-congratulatory, inflammatory, hate speech and lies.

Of course, the other thing that happened at the weekend - just hours before the games industry began showing off its latest mass murder sims - was the worst mass-shooting in US history. A tragedy that Donald Trump was quick to turn to his political advantage.
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HATE SPEECH
I've thought about it, and I've come to the conclusion that I've never hated anyone as much as I hate Donald Trump.

I mean... I really, really hate him. I'm obsessed with how much I hate him. And I can't justify it really. It's visceral. It comes from the gut.

​But it might not even be Trump himself that I hate, but the way he gets away with being Donald Trump. I hate that he's a product of our society in the West, and I hate that he stands a real chance of becoming the president of the most powerful country on the planet, and has done nothing to deserve that. I hate that he's merely unfurled his sails, and let the prevailing winds do the work.

I hate that he's the very epitome of the old adage about the people who seek power being the ones who are least qualified to hold a position of power.

I mean, I don't much like Hilary Clinton either - this is a nation of 320 million people, where anyone can be anything, apparently, yet in the past 20 years we've had the son of a former president assume office, and now the wife of a former president becoming one of the two-party system's nominees. Surely there has to be something wrong with that picture?

THE CHOICE
But the choice between Clinton and Trump is a no-brainer: you see, one is a no-brainer, because he has no brain. Sorry. No. That isn't fair, I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to make that joke. But it's true that Trump isn't appealing to the intellect: he's bypassing that and appealing directly to the most primal emotion there is - fear; our survival instinct.

Here's a man who decries the mass-shooting of 50 people as the work of Muslim terrorists, yet ignores the link between that and US gun laws. And it's unlikely to be any coincidence that the National Rifle Association has endorsed his campaign.

Trump is keeping scared people scared, and scared people want to be able to defend themselves. America wants to keep its guns, because its guns represent their freedom from fear. While, ironically, making them far less safe.

​The country fetishises its weapons. For most of us in the UK, handguns are a fantasy. To us, a sawn-off shotgun is as much a mythical weapon as a lightsaber, BFG, or Gjallarhorn.

And I think Trump knows exactly what he's doing. I think he knows half the US electorate knows what he's doing. But he's banking on the ignorance of the other half, and them not waking up to it. I think that's why I hate Trump: I hate him because he's exploiting what he probably arrogantly assumes is the "stupidity" of his supporters. It's pure lust for power at any cost. That's his one and only value.

CATS
Trump's wall, his Muslim ban, his secret plan to defeat ISIS, they're not considered pledges, and I think he knows it. He knows he hasn't thought it through. He knows it won't work, but it'll look like he's doing something at least, rather than any more considered approach.

When his plans fail - God forbid, if he gets into office - he'll just ramp up the rhetoric again, and say that ISIS are getting smarter, and that the efforts to defeat them have to get tougher. Bomb their families. Torture them. Nuke them...

"Just until we figure out what's going on," he'll say in that vague, nasally voice, while tonguing the Stars and Stripes, and peering at a black person through a telescope: "There's my African-American!"

Our neighbours recently put spikes on their fence, because our cats were allegedly shitting in their kid's sandpit. Have the spikes kept the cats out of their garden? Of course not. Perhaps they'd have been better off getting a sandpit cover. Maybe?

But it's a fair analogy: if the spikes represent Trump's wall or his Muslim ban, they're not going to be any more effective either. But that isn't the point. They're designed - if anything that off-the-top-of-his-head mouth-breather says can ever be described as "designed" - to be political chess pieces, not a solution
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THE FORCES
If you truly want a solution, you can't just blame radical Islam without blaming the forces that created radical Islam.

You can't just blame US gun laws, without also blaming all Western culture, which fetishes the gun - in its movies, its TV shows, its video games, its foreign policy, its corporate culture, and its news reports.

Our culture is a byproduct of who we are. We're all the problem.

Radicalisation exists, in part, because we acknowledge it exists. It exists because we exist. It exists because we talk about it, we - on some horrible level - revel in it. It's a problem that we have created. And since creating it, we have Hollywoodised it. We package it and sell it to shift units, to get clicks, to get audience share.

One of the times I visited Orlando when my kids were younger, I went to a shooting range. Like the other shooting range I'd visited previously, in Las Vegas, it was attached to the side of a gun shop. For anybody from the UK, walking into a US gun shop is a full on culture shock. 

The staff all wear kevlar, and carry guns. There are weapons of every imaginable type. Not just air rifles like you get here, but big, eff-off, military grade weapons - shotguns, sniper rifles, fully automatics - that people can walk in off the street and rent, or buy to take home. And not just guns: big, nasty, knives. Laser sights. Silencers. Bullet proof vests. Tasers.

US shooting ranges often list their available guns in packages, which are based on your favourite movies: Rambo, The Terminator ("Uzi 9mm"), The Matrix. The one in Vegas has a "Gamer's Experience" - where you can borrow guns used in video games.

You pay your money, they check your passport, then they dump the guns and the ammo on the counter, you pick them up, and carry them through into the range.

I can't quite recall which package I went for, but in addition to firing an M16 machine gun, and a Magnum pistol, I also got to shoot an M60 - one of those meaty, belt-fed, tripod-mounted monsters. All of the targets showed life-sized photos of Muslim "terrorists", obviously.

All the guns I was familiar with from various games I've played. So, obviously, in addition to finding it all terribly distasteful, I also found it rather exciting. At the same time, it's also terrifying. Holding a gun, a proper gun, makes you feel powerful. It bucks and lurches when you fire it. You feel it through your entire body. 

​Of course it crossed my mind that I could've killed everyone else in that gun range, or myself. There wouldn't have been much to stop me taking that M16 back into the shop, and letting rip. In world where we can feel powerless, I can see how a gun gives the illusion of control.

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TALLIES
But what is weird, is how this tallies with something I was already feeling last week, while playing Mirror's Edge Catalyst. What really stands out about that game is that there's no shooting.

​Your character only has melee attacks at her disposal, your enemies attack with weapons that fire electric charges. And at first it's jarring. But it's also refreshing, and made me realise how killing in games is just the default these days.

And that has butted up against the first day of E3, which - with the exception of FIFA 17's story mode (a bizarre idea, which I wholeheartedly support) - has given us a whole bunch of games where progress will be marked out by the trail of bodies you leave behind.

Bethesda's Dishonored 2 trailer, in particular, revels in how much murder it shows. They couldn't help the timing, obviously, but it didn't feel right in the wake of the worst mass shooting in US history. Similarly, the new trailer for EA's Battlefield 1 - a First World War game - glosses over the realities of that terrible conflict, in favour of boom-bang-a-bang pyrotechnics.

"No pain no gain" sings the man on the soundtrack, as somebody in a turban slams an axe into the chest of a faceless Nazi, and the guns and rockets become part of a percussive back-beat. 

In the wake of the Orlando slaughter, it felt wholly inappropriate. More pertinently, I felt guilty, frankly, because I know I'm going to play it, I know I'm going to suppress my reservations about it, and I know I'm probably going to enjoy it. I know that I'm part of this society that we have built. I am part of the problem. 

And yet, at the same time, there's part of me that is just feeling every so slightly worn down by it all. It has nothing to do with any moral objection - merely the familiarity with the rhythms of video game killing. My muscle memory is working on instinct now. Forwards, shoot, reload, strafe, cover, shoot, forwards, reload, melee, melee, shoot, reload. I am getting bored. And in getting bored of the killing, am I becoming inured to it? 

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RECREATING REALITY
Ever since Space War, Space Invaders, Gun Fight, Tank, Sea Wolf... video games have cast you as a character or an object that shoots at things.

​But somehow, also in those early days, games showed more variety, more creativity. Pac-Man, Q*Bert, Donkey Kong, Breakout, Space Panic, Burger Time. 

As games have become more capable of recreating reality, first and third-person shooters, slashers, and stabbers have become the default genre, so big budget games have shied away from invention. And it's a crying shame that Mirror's Edge Catalyst hasn't received a warmer reception - partly because it has received the precise reception it deserves - as it's going to discourage publishers from finding other new ways to spin the first and third-person genres, which don't involve guns.

That said, EA has to be commended: the company, which released the beautiful Unravel, is also investing in younger talent, through its EA Originals program. The first game out from this incentive is called Fe.

But overall, that's not where the money is. People want to play games where they kill to get ahead. I'm not saying that violent video games create violent people. I'm not drawing a parallel between violent video games, and what happened in Orlando at the weekend, or the rise of Donald Trump. But I am suggesting that there's no point denying that we're all part of a culture that glorifies and fetishes killing. 

​And I do wonder whether that's because it's all we're ever offered. From our game developers, from our film makers, from our politicians, and from our news reports...

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32 Comments
Wicked Eric
13/6/2016 10:34:51 am

I really like that Digi2000 gives you a chance to write these great, personal, from the heart articles like this one.

But God bless you Biffo, I fear you might be in for a shitstorm with this one.

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Mr Biffo
13/6/2016 10:40:39 am

Oh, I know...

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Paul Jon Millions
13/6/2016 12:32:28 pm

Really good bit of writing, though. I started watching some post-apocalypse survival zombie thing on the netflix last night, and had to turn it off 'cos of the fetishism of guns and shooting and aw that. It just felt boring and wrong and obvious and made me feel a bit queasy, so I definitely get where you're coming from with this article, as someone who doesn't play first person shooters (mainly 'cos I'm shite at them).

Totally articulates my keen dislike of Trump, too.

Heeden
14/6/2016 03:40:53 pm

Always nice to read someone who isn't saying "this is right" or "this is wrong" but more "this is what this is."

Superbeast 37
13/6/2016 11:29:46 am

Forces that created radical Islam?

It's been a toxic homophobic misogynistic cult that murders people since day one. Unlike Christianity in the West it hasn't reformed.

It's been at it since long before the gun or the USA was invented!

Paris, London, Boston didn't require legal hand guns either. Illegal guns smuggled across open borders, pressure cookers, easily acquired chemicals etc.

http://images-cdn.9gag.com/photo/aqNox2L_700b.jpg

The mainstream media were as bad as Trump for trying to spin a narrative to suit their politics before the bodies had cooled. Guns, gaming all blamed within 24 hours. That was after they didn't wait for the facts to come out and initially blamed the right/whites/Trump.

It's bugger all to do with either.

Whilst quick to attack a small family run Christian cake shop for refusing to make a gay wedding cake, everyone is trying to damage control this mass killing.

Hmmmm.

I think violent media is a cure rather than a contributing factor. We can't undo millions of years of evolution but we can find a benign outlet for our urges.

Games/movies/sport = good, religious cults = bad.

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Paul Jon Millions
13/6/2016 12:46:55 pm

Sorry to take the bait, but:

Vast, vast, vast majority of Muslim people aren't homophobic murdering zealots.

The Orlando murderer, his dad and ex wife both say he wasn't religious but was a violent man disgusted by gay people.

Try not to use this as an excuse to spread hate about Islam, please. It's kinda what the baddies want.

Dunno what telling people not to run a homophobic cake shop has to do with anything here, really.

Guns are fucking stupid. Their easy availability is fucking stupid. It's why there are more gun massacres in America than anywhere else.

Trump increasingly IS the mainstream media.

I agree violent media isn't the problem, but it's difficult to deny films and games can make guns and that seem glamorous, and the constant hammering about terrorist cells and insurgency etc can seem attractive to disenfranchised folk.

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Superbeast 38
13/6/2016 02:46:06 pm

I don't recall saying they are all murders.

There are very high levels of misogyny and homophobic attitudes though as per surveys.

The cults main text also recommends extreme punishments for being gay as well as physical punishment against women.

If I started a political group now with the same text and same attitudes prevalent amongst members (as well as occasional terrorist acts) it would be outlawed.

I mention the cake shop to contrast the pandering and virtue signaling of the press in this instance compared to the witch hunts they run over more benign issues.

No one is calling to ban a flag... No one cared that the majority living in southern states weren't racist murderers right but they were fair game for the press.

No one denied guns are glamorised in movies/games. Guns are a symbol of power and force after all and power will always be glamorous.

The position I made was that this is a harmless outlet that reduces real world violence and doesn't increase it.

Talk of games and movies is a diversionary tactic, nothing more.

Islam is not a race btw. It is an ideology. A particularly nasty one at that unless you are a straight male. It is ok to be deeply opposed to it as this is not "hate".

Ideas, especially bad ones should be hammered.

Da5e
13/6/2016 03:57:24 pm

You seem awfully cross. Did an islam take your lunch money?

Superbeast 38
13/6/2016 05:02:54 pm

No, it just murdered 50 innocent people because they were born gay. Yeah I'm pretty cross. :(

The attempted smear and scapegoating of our hobby (even by the specialist gaming press who used to defend it) is totally insignificant in comparison to what happened.

Polygon and Co are not even in my radar in this instance.

Clive Peppard
13/6/2016 05:38:06 pm

Islam is the excuse not the reason. Humanity being 99.9% cunts is the reason. The nail bomb dude who blew up teh Admiral Duncan in London, not islamic, never called a terrorist, just a horrible example of a collection of functioning organs in a skin bag. the reasoning behind his bomb and this dudes kill spree are the same - they're awful awful people

Superbeast 38
13/6/2016 07:13:55 pm

Guy practices Islam.

Guy goes specifically to a gay club.

Guy shouts allahu akbar whilst killing them.

I think the ideology was more than just an excuse. I think his indoctrination into the cult was the reason.

Cults (big or small) are pretty effective at inducing people to commit acts that they would under normal circumstances not have committed.

This phenomenon is and has been exploited by military forces across the world and throughout history to effectively indoctrinate new recruits. Over riding a natural inclination to avoid killing and risking ones own death.

It is why violent video games and movies will never be a factor in real life violence. They simply do it all wrong, that is not how you induce people to commit such acts.

Wicked Eric
13/6/2016 07:57:16 pm

Please stop calling islam a cult. It's demonstably untrue and it's doing you no favours.

colincidence link
13/6/2016 08:26:33 pm

Did Superbeast just level up?

Superbeast 38
14/6/2016 07:35:44 am

@wicked eric

It is a cult. Text book.

Clive Peppard
13/6/2016 01:47:40 pm

There was a mass shooting in England once at a school in Dunblane. It was horrific and as a result handguns were banned in the UK, and since then i dont recall one mass shooting on UK soil.

All religion is baseless and corrupt and should be outlawed, in fact anything that cant be backed up by peer reviewed empirical evidence should be outlawed.

There is no peaceful religion, ask Gallileo, ask Copernicus, ask sala hadin, ask at least two of Henry VIII's wives.

Once youve tied your colours to a doctrine and a dogma you're stuck, like PS4/X-Box. I read a thing the other day that said, "people think computer games make you violent but we've been buring people for centuries as witches so I guess humanity is just garbage" i tend to agree.

Islam, christianity, satanism whatever, its just a flag to wave as you live out your vile little life making other people miserable or even dead for fucks sake because they dont think like you.

Fuck all these people, right in the face.

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Mr Biffo
13/6/2016 01:52:58 pm

Apparently it was the 133rd mass shooting in the USA this year alone. That's MASS shooting - four people or more - and doesn't include all the other shootings that aren't classified as such.

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Little Blue Fox
14/6/2016 01:27:13 pm

Sandy Hook was the 350th mass shooting in America in 2015.

Dave
13/6/2016 04:23:31 pm

2nd June 2010, Cumbria, Derrick Bird. (12 killed, 11 injured)

The only "Mass Murder" event using firearms in Great Britain prior to Dunblane was the 1987 "Hungerford massacre" (17 dead, 15 injured)

Statistically speaking, the ban on handguns in the UK has had no effect on mass murders at all, since killing sprees involving firearms were incredibly rare in the first place.

Most killing sprees in the UK involve bombs or arson attacks.

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Picston Shottle
13/6/2016 05:16:55 pm

I used to have a guy who worked for me who was a card carrying NRA gun nut - we're talking about him and his wife having a full blown arsenal; rifles, handguns, semi automatics, the works. And, ya know, he was an everyday, reasonable guy, but he just wouldn't hear the argument that there is a direct correlation between having ready access to guns and using those guns to kill people. He just could not accept it. It was frightening. I live in Southern California, and it's considered pretty progressive here, but the amount of people I know personally (and work with) who are heavily armed and espouse their "right to bear arms" is terrifying. I can only imagine that this blind refusal to accept that guns are dangerous (yes, really, they don't consider guns to be dangerous - it's the owner who is dangerous) is turned up to 11 in the less progressive, conservative states.

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Glyn
13/6/2016 08:51:27 pm

It always annoys me when people say religion should be banned because ultimately people have free will to do what they want. Whether you're, Islamic, Christian, Atheist, Buddhist or anything else you shouldn't be forcing your beliefs on others.
Unfortunately I doubt humans will ever all get along but we can at least try to respect each other.

Anyway, good on mirrors edge for continuing to try and be unique. Let's go play some games...

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Picston Shottle
13/6/2016 10:55:21 pm

The best line in Game Of Thrones belongs to Bron, when he was talking to Tyrion about Joffrey: "There's no cure for being a c*nt".

And ain't that the truth. That is, really, what it all boils down to.

MacReasonable
13/6/2016 10:18:52 pm

Bit off topic here, but Dunblane is not in England.

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Paulvw
13/6/2016 02:05:00 pm

I just don't get the appeal of Trump, when they interview what appear to be fairly sensible Americans who have decided to back him they invariably say they have chosen him because they are looking for a strong leader. However in pretty much everything he says or does he just comes across as a thin skinned vindictive racist bully? Is that being strong. Where is Johnny Smith (Dead Zone) when you need him

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Random Reviewer
13/6/2016 08:40:01 pm

The Dead Zone reference is an appropriate one. Trump really reminds me of Martin Sheen's character in that film.

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WM
13/6/2016 02:19:09 pm

I agree about Trump. He makes me hate, in a way that makes me ashamed of myself. I hate his inelegant stupidity, and the way he's 'clever' in the way that reality TV superstars and barrow boy city boys are 'clever': they're able to quash any feelings of shame or self doubt and go with the ebb and flow of whatever shitty business they're in.

I saw this floating around and it appealed to me: http://imgur.com/Nf4dqrh

That's the level of ugly hate I have for him. I can only justify it to myself by convincing myself that hating him is the only way to love others.

Hillary is absolutely awful. I don't think most Brits know how bad she is (I didn't; I live in the US now and discovered a lot about her). She's no liberal. She'll say socially liberal things--after they've been approved by the general public by the measure of Oprah and Ellen etc.--because that's easy. "I think gays should be allowed to marry!". Oh, well done you, champion of the people. No, it's just PR, and for everything she says there's a video of her saying the opposite a few years ago.

She's not economically liberal, because that's difficult and actually involves helping people at the expense of her career and connections. She is everything that the Etonian politicians of the Conservatives aspire to be; deeply connected to banking and insurance, powerful enough to control the optics and with enough institutional support to simply be able to state untruths or wildly hypocritical things and have them accepted as true.

Most of all, Hillary hates peasants; especially black ones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2o1aBZ9Ahc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqLfvQfuvsA
http://twitchy.com/gregp-3534/2016/03/13/watch-hillary-clinton-tells-woman-whose-health-care-costs-have-skyrocketed-to-keep-shopping-demtownhall/

If you are a lowly peon, you are simply in her way.

Trump is the devil-you-know. He's already a write-off for any sensible person. Hillary is insidious, the clever, smiling face that pretends to be your friend as she sells you to satisfy her ambitions. She's the de-facto leader of the party who should be helping the people, and as long as she's there there is no left.

The Democrats are done, you'd have to oust almost all of them to fix things. The US (and the world) needs a third party. I can see millennials getting it right and forming the Progressive Party. Comfortable, selfish baby boomers won't have enough energy to keep on hurting us all forever.

Of course, in Trump versus Hillary I'd vote Hillary, simply to stop right-wing harm being enacted. Fortunately I can't vote, and it feels like a weight off my shoulders.

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Clive Peppard
13/6/2016 02:31:34 pm

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/international/slightly-insane-woman-to-compete-with-completely-insane-man-20160608109396

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Super Bad Advice
13/6/2016 02:37:52 pm

I'm in the camp that thinks Trump running for president was a semi-joke/plan to 'shake things up' that's got way, way out of hand and now he's started believing his own hype and has no exit strategy. He's clearly got no idea about practically anything (most of his businesses have been disasters at best, or more or less outright frauds), and without his inheritance from his equally unpleasant, racist dad he'd be penniless.

Guns-wise, it's basically going to take something cataclysmic to change things now. Gun activists aren's swayed when kids are shot in infant school, so this is - astonishingly - probably not even on their radar. It'll take something truly insane like 1 or 2 people killing hundreds, or something humiliating for the NRA like an entire convention erupting into a gunfight, to even begin to change anything.

Games-wise, I think it's wider - we're in a society that fetishises winning. And there's no more ultimate a victory than killing your opponent.

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Ninj
13/6/2016 04:45:10 pm

I want, really want, it to have been a 'Producers' style wheeze that got away from him.

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Stay
13/6/2016 02:39:42 pm

Guns make killing so easy a toddler could do it:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/05/01/toddlers-have-shot-at-least-23-people-this-year/

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Voodoo76
13/6/2016 04:51:30 pm

All of this talk makes me feel uneasy so i'm going to recite some of my favourite cheats from my youth.

up, down, left, right, A B C & start = level select for Sonic 1 on the MD. No need to thank me.

Also WE5TONE did something for Wonderboy 3 on the Master System but I can't remember what.

And breath......... ooh i feel better now.

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The Woaf
13/6/2016 06:30:10 pm

Thanks Mr B. This article was refreshing in its earnestness. I enjoy a good shooty game as much as the next sofa bound twitch junky but it's good to take a step back and think about what you're doing from time to time. Your writing certainly makes me do that between some good old yuks. Man. Thanks dude. Keep it up.

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Mr Biffo
13/6/2016 08:21:10 pm

Cheers, Woaf. You're very welcome.

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